Basic Safety Issues of the Design of Protected Meeting Rooms

Abstract

In the rushing world of today it is an evident advantage to possess information and to use it in an adequate time and place. The acquisition and transmission of information is not as much of an obstacle as it used to be in the past centuries. As the digital record and transmission of data and information are the basic functions of info-communication devices, it is hard to obstacle information from the selective inclusion in the system, and therefore, it is spreading. In the history of mankind, the demand has never been as high for the realization of oral, face-to-face communication, in which the participants are undoubtedly the only ones in possession of the spoken information, that is only stored in the memory of the participants.

The aim is the realization of an environment that is suitable for confidential communication. The problem is that today in Hungary there are no universal regulations for the design or the organization of the protection efficiency control for protected meeting rooms that would give precise definitions for the design and operation.
Looking into the subject, I will review the conceptual requirements for the basic placement and protection of such facilities, based on my approach.